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Denied full participation, Catholic women mobilise for change

  • Written by: Kathleen McPhillips, Senior Lecturer, School of Humanities and Social Science, University of Newcastle
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Women still make up the majority of the Catholic workforce and Catholic congregations, but their participation in church life is in decline.

Indeed, each generation of Catholic women in Australia is less likely than the previous one to attend church and participate in parish life.

There are a number of reasons for this decline, one of...

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More money for private schools won't make Australia's education fairer, no matter how you split it

  • Written by: Jessica Gerrard, Senior lecturer, University of Melbourne
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In recent days the federal government announced a new funding formula for non-government schools. Called the Direct Measure of Income, the formula will base the level of government funding on school parents’ incomes rather than the socioeconomic profile of where they live.

Education minister Dan Tehan said the changes will make...

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Sure, save furry animals after the bushfires – but our river creatures are suffering too

  • Written by: Jamie Pittock, Professor, Fenner School of Environment & Society, Australian National University

The hellish summer of bushfires in southeast Australia triggered global concern for our iconic mammals. Donations flooded in from at home and around the world to help protect furry species.

But there’s a risk the government and public responses will not see the fish for the koalas.

Of the 113 priority fauna species identified by the federal...

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Which aged care services near you weren't up to scratch in 2019?

  • Written by: Lee-Fay Low, Associate Professor in Ageing and Health, University of Sydney
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In July 2019, the government introduced new aged care standards to “raise the bar” in an aged care system where some nursing home residents have experienced care that is neglectful, depersonalised, uncaring, unsafe and of poor quality.

We took a close look at breaches of aged care standards from 2019 to see what effect the...

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